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Banking - Financial Services
10,000 - 25,000 employees |
At Charles Schwab, we help millions of people make the most of their money.
It all starts with our purpose: to help everyone be financially fit. We've even structured our organization with individual investors in mind, serving them directly through Investor Services and indirectly through our "business-to-business" segment, Institutional Services.
Investor Services provides individual savers and investors with brokerage, banking, insurance and other financial services. Clients have easy access online, by phone or at a local Schwab branch. Plus, clients get to choose the way they want to invest—on their own, or with the help and guidance of financial professionals.
Institutional Services helps independent investment advisors, employers and third-party plan sponsors serve their clients more effectively. For advisors, we provide everything from trading and custodian services to help independent investment advisors serve their clients. For employers, we manage bundled retirement plans—like the company 401(k)—as well as stock plans.
Our shared services teams also provide centralized support for both business segments, including jobs in accounting and finance, asset management, human resources, technology services, legal, marketing and more.
It all starts with our purpose: to help everyone be financially fit. We've even structured our organization with individual investors in mind, serving them directly through Investor Services and indirectly through our "business-to-business" segment, Institutional Services.
Investor Services provides individual savers and investors with brokerage, banking, insurance and other financial services. Clients have easy access online, by phone or at a local Schwab branch. Plus, clients get to choose the way they want to invest—on their own, or with the help and guidance of financial professionals.
Institutional Services helps independent investment advisors, employers and third-party plan sponsors serve their clients more effectively. For advisors, we provide everything from trading and custodian services to help independent investment advisors serve their clients. For employers, we manage bundled retirement plans—like the company 401(k)—as well as stock plans.
Our shared services teams also provide centralized support for both business segments, including jobs in accounting and finance, asset management, human resources, technology services, legal, marketing and more.
A History of Innovation
For more than three decades, Charles Schwab has been an industry leader and innovator, working to make investing more affordable, more accessible and more understandable to all.
Schwab Highlights
1971 Incorporates as First Commander Corp.
1973 Changes name to Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
1975 On May 1, The SEC mandates negotiated
commission rates for all securities transactions.
While many brokerages take the opportunity to raise commissions, Chuck Schwab seizes the opportunity to create a new kind of brokerage: a discount brokerage. 1980 Establishes the industry's first 24-hour quotation service 1984 Introduces Mutual Fund MarketPlace® with 140 no-load funds 1987 Completes initial public offering in September; launches Financial Advisor Services 1990 Launches Schwab Funds® money market mutual funds 1992 Introduces no-annual-fee IRA and no-transaction-fee Mutual Fund OneSource© service. 1995 Activates first website at schwab.com 1996 Adds web trading to schwab.com 2002 Launches Schwab Equity Ratings® 2003 Launches Charles Schwab Bank 2005 Unveils Talk to Chuck® ad campaign 2006 Launches Schwab Managed Portfolios™ 2007 Launches Schwab Bank High Yield Investor Checking™ 2009 Launches Schwab Bank High Yield Investor Savings™ and Schwab Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) 2010 Lowers online equity trading commission to $8.95 for all clients, regardless of the size of the trade or the portfolio © 2010 The Charles Schwab Corporation. All rights reserved. (0610-3332)
commission rates for all securities transactions.
While many brokerages take the opportunity to raise commissions, Chuck Schwab seizes the opportunity to create a new kind of brokerage: a discount brokerage. 1980 Establishes the industry's first 24-hour quotation service 1984 Introduces Mutual Fund MarketPlace® with 140 no-load funds 1987 Completes initial public offering in September; launches Financial Advisor Services 1990 Launches Schwab Funds® money market mutual funds 1992 Introduces no-annual-fee IRA and no-transaction-fee Mutual Fund OneSource© service. 1995 Activates first website at schwab.com 1996 Adds web trading to schwab.com 2002 Launches Schwab Equity Ratings® 2003 Launches Charles Schwab Bank 2005 Unveils Talk to Chuck® ad campaign 2006 Launches Schwab Managed Portfolios™ 2007 Launches Schwab Bank High Yield Investor Checking™ 2009 Launches Schwab Bank High Yield Investor Savings™ and Schwab Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) 2010 Lowers online equity trading commission to $8.95 for all clients, regardless of the size of the trade or the portfolio © 2010 The Charles Schwab Corporation. All rights reserved. (0610-3332)
In every business segment and every division at Schwab, we strive to see the world through our clients’ eyes. We believe that’s just one reason why Schwab is a great place to work. Jobs are located in Austin, Cleveland, Denver, Indianapolis, Phoenix, Orlando and San Francisco, and at more than 300 Schwab branches nationwide.
Jobs are available in brokerage, banking, information technology and other fields. including:
• Administration
• Customer Service
• Finance & Accounting
• Investment management
• Marketing
• Operations
• Relationship Management & Sales
• Retirement Services
Learn more about our company and our career opportunities at www.aboutschwab.com.
Jobs are available in brokerage, banking, information technology and other fields. including:
• Administration
• Customer Service
• Finance & Accounting
• Investment management
• Marketing
• Operations
• Relationship Management & Sales
• Retirement Services
Learn more about our company and our career opportunities at www.aboutschwab.com.